Guy Martin: Proper Jobs - Season 2

Season 2
Guy's determination to tackle some of the most demanding, dedicated and skilful jobs in the UK, that perhaps don't get the recognition they deserve, has not faded. For the new series, Guy will learn the challenges of being a miner in Britain's deepest working mine in North Yorkshire, put himself in the fast lane as a truck rescuer on some of Britain's busiest motorways in the East Midlands, dives in feet first as a lifeboat crew member on the Humber, and milks it as a dairy farmer in The Hebrides.
Guy will again immerse himself in each role, working side by side with his new colleagues and experiencing the realities of the job firsthand. He also explores the enduring cultural and local significance these professions hold in today's world.
Episodes

Lifeboat Crew
In this episode, Guy joins the crew of an RNLI lifeboat in his hometown of Grimsby as he tackles a selfless and demanding job where volunteers put their lives on the line every day.

Miner
Guy goes to work one mile below the North Sea in the UK's last deep mine - it's punishing work in blistering heat, and very real dangers lurk around every corner.

Dairy Farmer
Guy Martin travels to a remote island in the Hebrides to live and work on a dairy farm during calving season - after learning the ropes, he milks a herd of cows by himself.

Truck Rescue
Guy Martin joins a multi-generational family business who rescue crashed or broken-down HGVs as he learns the physics of truck recovery and operates a crane during a complex rescue.
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